Inspectors found that recent renovations in buildings located on Entença, Nàpols, Consell de Cent, and Rocafort streets exceeded their permits. These major works should legally trigger a requirement to reserve nearly a third of the space for protected housing, a regulation the fund is allegedly trying to avoid.
“"Someone at the City Council is blocking the fines from being issued."
While legal battles continue, residents like Elisabeth Lezama face imminent eviction, with her date set for April 16th. Political group Barcelona en Comú has called for Laia Bonet, the deputy mayor for urbanism, to explain the administrative delays in these cases.
